On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 15:03:51 +0000
swzoh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
#>>> Window.MaxNormal(win.handlefrompoint(xmouse,ymouse))
#>> Doesn't seem to work here :-(
#>> Nice idea, though - I didn't think about that.
#> Have you tried after putting the mouse on the caption bar of the
#> child window? I suppose you have to do it in this case.
Well, the "Max" part works OK, regardless of where I put the mouse
cursor (it has some glitches with toolbars, but it is only minor
annoyance).
#> Then, of course, there will be some difficulty to restore the child
#> window to the normal state.
The "Normal" part isn't working... and I cannot put mouse cursor over
the caption bar if the child window is maximized.
#> However, I think you can write a script to overcome the difficulty.
I don't see how such a script would work?
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Best wishes,
Slawomir Nowaczyk
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